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tax reform. and loopholesffs for us to close in the meantime without jeopardizing the goals of comprehensive tax reform. my hope is that this conference and put our feet in both can't , for tax reform and against tax ripoffs. --ood place to start incentives that push companies to move jobs overseas. second is medicare. the future for medicare is better care at lower cost. 965.s very different than 1 chronic disease, cancer, problems --d other current government rules and practices impede our efforts to deliver to these seniors. we are working on a bipartisan proposal to address these issues. we look forward to working with the conference on these issues. there is a better way, colleagues. is there-- my view parity between defense and nondefense. the rule of the whole -- theration debate rules were that you are going to cut defense and nondefense equally. to change those rules in the middle of this debate would be a very substantial mistake. what we do with respect to defense, we need to make an h
tax reform. and loopholesffs for us to close in the meantime without jeopardizing the goals of comprehensive tax reform. my hope is that this conference and put our feet in both can't , for tax reform and against tax ripoffs. --ood place to start incentives that push companies to move jobs overseas. second is medicare. the future for medicare is better care at lower cost. 965.s very different than 1 chronic disease, cancer, problems --d other current government rules and practices impede our...
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i mean, taxes fees and penalties and other taxes are going to be about a trillion. there is 1.5 trillion-dollar deficit question mark right now. is that coming out of medicare? no this is totally understandable. 30 years ago healthcare law $13 trillion, greta. we can't afford it. >> i truly believe we have got to get medical care to everybody, but i am trying to figure out where the money is coming from. that's my concern about it we will see what happens to your bill. get more democratic support beside mary landrieu. >> i'm optimistic that we can pass this thing and on to promise that president obama made to million of americans. >> packers will win this weekend, right. >> absolutely. >> kathleen sebelius testifying she was clearly wrong to give it the green light. upton heading up today's hearing. is he here next. can you hash it out with us was secretary sebelius right to take the blame for the rollout or is the secretary >> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. first to utah and the doctor accused of murdering his wife in the bathtub. today two
i mean, taxes fees and penalties and other taxes are going to be about a trillion. there is 1.5 trillion-dollar deficit question mark right now. is that coming out of medicare? no this is totally understandable. 30 years ago healthcare law $13 trillion, greta. we can't afford it. >> i truly believe we have got to get medical care to everybody, but i am trying to figure out where the money is coming from. that's my concern about it we will see what happens to your bill. get more democratic...
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the first is taxes. the tax code just turned a hundred, and it looks every day its age. it is a broken, inefficient mess. it's time to clean up, bring it into the 21st century. i want to make it clear i'm totally committed to comprehensive tax reforms, and, also, there's plenty of ripoffs and loopholes for us to close in the meantime without jeopardizing the goal of tax reform. i hope this conference can put our feet in both camps for tax reform and against tax ripoffs. some good places to start. certainly, provisions in the tax code that encourage companies to move investments and jobs overseas is a good place to start with respect to closing the wasteful loopholes and then 1986 colleagues here have discussed in the past is a good model for bipartisan tax reform. second is med tear. the future for medicare in my view is better care at lower costs, and medicare in 2013 is very different than medicare in 196 a. chronic disease, cancer, diabetes, strokes, and heart problems drive medicare like never before. current government rules and practices impeople -- impede abilitie
the first is taxes. the tax code just turned a hundred, and it looks every day its age. it is a broken, inefficient mess. it's time to clean up, bring it into the 21st century. i want to make it clear i'm totally committed to comprehensive tax reforms, and, also, there's plenty of ripoffs and loopholes for us to close in the meantime without jeopardizing the goal of tax reform. i hope this conference can put our feet in both camps for tax reform and against tax ripoffs. some good places to...
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i will cut taxes. restore your prompt tax rebates. he raises property taxes. how does this work in new jersey? >> he cut the program and turned it into a direct credit. not only did he significantly reduce how much, most low income. middle-class homeowners and seniors receive. he converted it. instead of receiving a rebate check. you can then go out and spend. transferred into a direct credit on your property tax bill. shows up as a line when you get your tax bill. you no longer get that check. if this was the campaign commercial a month after he won election, i think that the results may have been a lot different. i think the takeaway is what he found is it is a lot harder when you are running the state and you are in control of the budget than when on the outside and you are criticizing the guy who is. >> crystal, it seems that he -- that he tries how to work this reputation as the straight talker. but it isn't actually based on doing what he says he would do. >> yeah, that's exactly right. and i mean in fairness. he doesn't tripe how y to work . he does wor
i will cut taxes. restore your prompt tax rebates. he raises property taxes. how does this work in new jersey? >> he cut the program and turned it into a direct credit. not only did he significantly reduce how much, most low income. middle-class homeowners and seniors receive. he converted it. instead of receiving a rebate check. you can then go out and spend. transferred into a direct credit on your property tax bill. shows up as a line when you get your tax bill. you no longer get that...
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treasury credits higher tax receipts for about 80% of the defic deficit's reduction as tax revenues jump nearly $3 trillion. >>> watch out, opec. texas is in the midst of an oil boom. the eia reports that production in texas is up 29% from last year. if this trend continues, texas crude oil production could surpass all opec members except saudi arabia as early as next year larry? >> you know, thanks. i just add to that, yes, the deficit's come down nicely, but i think these so-called experts aught to see what the budget caps and sequesters have done. spending, discretionary spending, has moved down all the way back to close to 2007, early 2008 levels. and that is some achievement. anyway, thanks very much. >>> now, back to our top story this evening. we have numerous developing stories of new problems and questions about obama care. but first, keeping your insurance plan isn't the only broken promise from president obama on health care. remember all the times he promised obama care wouldn't add a dime to the deficit? check this out. >> i won't sign it if that reform adds even one dime to
treasury credits higher tax receipts for about 80% of the defic deficit's reduction as tax revenues jump nearly $3 trillion. >>> watch out, opec. texas is in the midst of an oil boom. the eia reports that production in texas is up 29% from last year. if this trend continues, texas crude oil production could surpass all opec members except saudi arabia as early as next year larry? >> you know, thanks. i just add to that, yes, the deficit's come down nicely, but i think these...
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they will make them pay the tax. >> it works like a sales tax. any time you add a tax on to something that people are purchasing it adds to the cost. >> the taxes are on the insurance companies. they want to keep their profit margin a specific target and they will pass it on to the consumer. they don't have to do that. >> the cost of providing care is increasing. any time you increase the cost it adds to the cost of the coverage. they said that clearly when the law was enacted. the tax would raise health insurance premiums. >> is the insurance industry worried that it's not going to be profitable? >> what we learn side that coverage is not affordable. we know from experience if you have reform similar to what is included in the aca, premiums skyrocket and the market detablizes. we need to make sure we have enrollment that stays the same and doesn't get moved. people can have coverage. those are the things we focus on. these reforms won't work. >> is massachusetts the model when you look back, does that model work? that is what works for the insur
they will make them pay the tax. >> it works like a sales tax. any time you add a tax on to something that people are purchasing it adds to the cost. >> the taxes are on the insurance companies. they want to keep their profit margin a specific target and they will pass it on to the consumer. they don't have to do that. >> the cost of providing care is increasing. any time you increase the cost it adds to the cost of the coverage. they said that clearly when the law was...
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tax. a charge usually of money imposed by authority on persons or property for public purposes. >> george, the fact that you looked up merriam's dictionary indicates to me that you're stretching a little bit. >> you reject that? >> i absolutely reject that notion. >> lucky for obama and maybe not the rest of us, the supreme court upheld the law by ruling that it was in fact a tax. so, bob, the biggest lie of the week we talked about yesterday about how people could keep their doctor and stay on their plans, that's not proving to be true. another thing that's coming down the pike, how about all the people that work for employers that are going to be out of insurance in a year when that employer mandate delay runs out? that's going to be millions more. and people are missing that huge story. >> well, if we had single pay, you wouldn't worry about that. let me say this about obama care. the percentage of people who fit that category are minuscule compared to the whole -- >> oh, no, no. >> if
tax. a charge usually of money imposed by authority on persons or property for public purposes. >> george, the fact that you looked up merriam's dictionary indicates to me that you're stretching a little bit. >> you reject that? >> i absolutely reject that notion. >> lucky for obama and maybe not the rest of us, the supreme court upheld the law by ruling that it was in fact a tax. so, bob, the biggest lie of the week we talked about yesterday about how people could keep...
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competitive tax in the yeats. they share much in common with the approach the president has put forward. there's no reason we can't start with the substantial policy areas we agree on and come together to find common ground. in addition to reforming our tax system, we must finish the work of creating new trade agreements that are free and fair. they must open up markets for america's businesses and must add to the millions of american jobs that are currently supported by trade. as congress comes together in support of trade deals we'll help expand the biggest, -- the biggest mark place in the global economy and rere-inforce the position to invest and export. to that end, we're working to complete a transpacific partnership. this will boost exports and level the playing field in the asia pacific. i want to point out that the united states welcomes investment from around the world, from every type of intrep prize and doctor -- enterprise and all sectors. we are scommitted to mane taining the most open and transparen
competitive tax in the yeats. they share much in common with the approach the president has put forward. there's no reason we can't start with the substantial policy areas we agree on and come together to find common ground. in addition to reforming our tax system, we must finish the work of creating new trade agreements that are free and fair. they must open up markets for america's businesses and must add to the millions of american jobs that are currently supported by trade. as congress...
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, eco-tax and he came back on. a lot of people are saying this is making him look quite weak, but they say the sun he is not going to budge, he is going to tell club owners that they have to dig into their pockets because all this backpedaling has a cost. calculator out their and calculated just with the cost is, and they say it is 2 that theuros government could have made if it did not do all this backtracking. >> let's go to a wider appeal, shall we? a trip to outer space shared rex that his record let's not talk about hostages or taxes. looking at the planets and the stars. it is the end of the year gala. the european telescope will be launched into outer space. we will take a look at what astronomers are looking to discover. 1000 planets have already been discovered, but astronomers say there are billions more. extrasolar moons and things like that. astronomers say they are hoping to get to the edge of our galaxy and perhaps a little beyon d. >> fascinating stuff, isn't it? ♪ onlyis is south africa's school f
, eco-tax and he came back on. a lot of people are saying this is making him look quite weak, but they say the sun he is not going to budge, he is going to tell club owners that they have to dig into their pockets because all this backpedaling has a cost. calculator out their and calculated just with the cost is, and they say it is 2 that theuros government could have made if it did not do all this backtracking. >> let's go to a wider appeal, shall we? a trip to outer space shared rex...
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. >> he interrupted the tax money flow. tide goes in, tide goes out. in the temple, when he saw the tax collectors dragging the money out of the poor people and overturn their table. and once he did that, his fate was sealed. >> i don't know what that means. >> and today's top trender, cheap talk. i can't use the "s" word. >> oh -- >> they have crappy insurance. we're going to be getting rid of junk insurance plans that haven't delivered anything for the american people. conservatives won't trash junk insurance. >> you can keep the plan that you have and like, but there's a but in our health care right now? there's a but in the system? >> that's a big but. >> the community is welcoming the destruction of what are called, you know, the skinny plans. >> you find something goes wrong so you pick an enemy and you demonize somebody else. in this case, it's the insurance companies. >> this just kills the market. >> we chose those policies and yet the president says you didn't choose well. >> what else would you expect from the republican party but a bunch of
. >> he interrupted the tax money flow. tide goes in, tide goes out. in the temple, when he saw the tax collectors dragging the money out of the poor people and overturn their table. and once he did that, his fate was sealed. >> i don't know what that means. >> and today's top trender, cheap talk. i can't use the "s" word. >> oh -- >> they have crappy insurance. we're going to be getting rid of junk insurance plans that haven't delivered anything for the...
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they are negotiating taxes and hinting that they will take tax off the table. it will want something for that. the republicans should not fall for that because the republicans say the taxes were never on the table. this is about spending. and our position is, we're going to hold the top line of the sequestration. if you want to change priorities within that, we will talk. neil: you are the expert. as you know, i read a prompter. i think the strategy is this, they're going to put the onus on republicans to come up with something. and then say, we're not offering taxes. you don't mess around too much spending. we don't walk off when there's. you keep your tax rates and tax allowances in place. we can just walk off the stage. every once miles fine. >> well, that could very well be their strategy. this is a situation where we now have two sides, the senate and house actually getting in a room in talking about these things. the republicans should not be bamboozled by this. neil: when you say bamboozled, what do you mean? they should push hard for cuts in spending? a
they are negotiating taxes and hinting that they will take tax off the table. it will want something for that. the republicans should not fall for that because the republicans say the taxes were never on the table. this is about spending. and our position is, we're going to hold the top line of the sequestration. if you want to change priorities within that, we will talk. neil: you are the expert. as you know, i read a prompter. i think the strategy is this, they're going to put the onus on...
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he promised us no tax increases. huge tax increases. in fact, the biggest middle class tax increase we've ever seen. he told us that if we liked our health insurance plan we could keep it. tell that to 16 million americans today. or that the cost was actually going to go down. that didn't happen to jason anderson in my district who's 31 years old whose wife and 2-year-old baby saw their premium double and triple. >> what about all the people who can now buy health insurance because they had a pre-existing condition? earlier they couldn't buy health insurance. all of a sudden now they can go out and buy health insurance. you would welcome that. >> that was a heartbreaker for every american to hear those stories. that's something where republicans and democrats could have come together. the "washington post" said this is a $5 billion problem. you know me, wolf. i'm a strong fiscal conservative. i would have gone to the treasury and wrote out the check for 5 billion every year to pay for the pre-existing poll. that's something we could tak
he promised us no tax increases. huge tax increases. in fact, the biggest middle class tax increase we've ever seen. he told us that if we liked our health insurance plan we could keep it. tell that to 16 million americans today. or that the cost was actually going to go down. that didn't happen to jason anderson in my district who's 31 years old whose wife and 2-year-old baby saw their premium double and triple. >> what about all the people who can now buy health insurance because they...
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>> tax purposes. >> tax purposes, yeah. and the next one we want to look at is where, well this is about white babies, take a look at this. >> i am not ready for that kind of responsibility. someone come up to me with a baby like hey look at this baby. >> i would be like i have my own things going on, i don't have time to look at this little brown baby. >> and in this scenario i am assuming it is a little indian baby, if it is a white baby i would say that is disgusting, white babies are gross, i'm sorry. they are like regular babies that aren't ripe yet. >> rose: do you write all the time? do you co constantly wri? >> i do, at a certain point, you know, sometimes i would take a break from like writing the stand-up and then i realized that is dumb and i should just keep going because you get in a groove and, you know, even with this new special, i am kind of close to being done and then i just hit like a new topic i really want to get into. i went to a friend's wedding and, you know, i talk about marriage and how scary it i
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and remember the tea party got started really on tax day, april 15th in 2008. really wasn't a big deal before that. these were some conservative groups. ople in them. conservative groups that democrats wanted to disqualify. treat these groups as political action committees not as nonprofit issue advocacy groups. mixed up in that. >> she did this. but she -- you know, she sent the fec lawyers -- they didn't out her. they didn't say anything. she probably said something to somebody. and we know anybody -- there are probably a lot of people were fingerprints on this. and a lot of people new, a lot of people looked the other way. and no one gave a damn to speak of. >> nobody until years later. we should mention the original stories, these were a couple of rogue irs agents in cincinnati. this truly shows that was never ever true. >> and the president wanted to get to the bottom of it too. byron, thank you. >> thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow night right here at our new time 7 p.m. eastern. don't you love it? we do. up next, the o'reilly factor. make sure y
and remember the tea party got started really on tax day, april 15th in 2008. really wasn't a big deal before that. these were some conservative groups. ople in them. conservative groups that democrats wanted to disqualify. treat these groups as political action committees not as nonprofit issue advocacy groups. mixed up in that. >> she did this. but she -- you know, she sent the fec lawyers -- they didn't out her. they didn't say anything. she probably said something to somebody. and we...
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, you're going to have to start paying your taxes. you can't just stash your money in the cayman islands and in other tax havens. and if you are an extremely wealthy person doing very well, you are going to have to contribute more in tax revenue. the bottom line is we need to create jobs in this country, we need to protect the most vulnerable people in this country, and we need to do it in a way that is morally right and which makes good economic sense. and with that, madam president, i would yield the floor. mr. cardin: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: madam president, this afternoon, i joined with senator warner and senator klobuchar and senator casey to point out just how much harm was caused to this country because we are governing from one manufactured crisis to another. the cost of the government shutdown, the cost of coming so close to defaulting on our obligations, the fact that we are governing through automatic across-the-board cuts known as sequestration all have hurt our econom
, you're going to have to start paying your taxes. you can't just stash your money in the cayman islands and in other tax havens. and if you are an extremely wealthy person doing very well, you are going to have to contribute more in tax revenue. the bottom line is we need to create jobs in this country, we need to protect the most vulnerable people in this country, and we need to do it in a way that is morally right and which makes good economic sense. and with that, madam president, i would...
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hiss it's services for homeownership counterand closer invention and in subject years we've added free tax and workforce development resources. metro a new provides services to over 7 thousand families annually. we take a holistic integrated service delivery because we're dedicated to insuring that latino families get all the resources they need to be successful. the mission promise neighborhood is based on this philosophy of integrated approach to communities development the promise of the mission promise neighborhood is that all students and all families in the mission district will be successful both academicly and economically in the mission promise neighborhood we believe that economic success is that fundamental to academic extensive and the mission promise neighborhood we're working on both. it's my pleasure to introduce to you mayor lee. he and his office have long been instrumental in the success of the admission neighborhood. they've porl they're a true partner in the work. under his leadership because of certify environment in economic groebl growth san francisco has been spared
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. >> it will pass to the customers over a billion dollars worth of taxes and fees associated with the affordable care act that need to go into pricing. >> reporter: divided among aetna's 22 million members, that's not much but some say there are other added costs. children covered on parents' plans until they are 26 and protections for preexisting conditions. >> the analogy would be your house starts to burn. you call the insurance company immediately and say i would like household insurance. they say okay, sure. >> reporter: even employers say much of the increases are simply the result of rising health care costs and more people using health care. factors that at least for now have nothing to do with obama care. scott cohn, "nightly business report." >>> here to talk more about the changing landscape of health insurance is greg, assistant professor of management at northwestern university kellogg school of management and specializes in health care. good to have you with us. i assume you heard scott's package there. i want to get your best guess, estimate of how much or what percenta
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just like the tax we pay now, the money from the black boxes will go directly to government coffers. the roads will have the same potholes in them they have now. >> thanks. thanks very much. >> and our privacy will be invaded in the process. >> judge, always good to see you. >> pleasure. happy halloween. >> happy halloween to you as well. >>> doctor on trial, accused of killing his wife so he could be with his mistress. explosive, new testimony as another daughter takes the stand. those details next. >>> and a high school assignment drawing major controversy. we'll tell you why some parents are bubbling up in anger. right back. >> i said you're doing what? and after you see the assignment, i think that until it's reviewed, it should be stopped immediately, and then in the future decide what to do with it. >>> welcome back. school administrators in colorado taking another look at a homework assignment that has parents furious. underage teens finding out how to brew beer. the fermentation process. and extra credit for visiting the nearby coors factory. the assignment came with a discha
just like the tax we pay now, the money from the black boxes will go directly to government coffers. the roads will have the same potholes in them they have now. >> thanks. thanks very much. >> and our privacy will be invaded in the process. >> judge, always good to see you. >> pleasure. happy halloween. >> happy halloween to you as well. >>> doctor on trial, accused of killing his wife so he could be with his mistress. explosive, new testimony as another...
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if they get married, it would cost them $11,000 in taxes and higher premiums. take a look at this. $60,000 joint income, $11,000 hit. probably by far the highest anti-marriage penalty we've ever had. i ask you, governor, as you look at this bill, aren't they going to have to reopen the bill to fix things like that? >> no, i think what we need to do is give this bill a chance. let's make sure that everybody has options. we're going to know this very soon. the concentration on this whole bill has been on the -- look, no one is defending that, they should have gotten their act together, but you know, eventually i think that the american people are going to have more options, more choices. they can pick a lower cost of coverage. uninsured can be covered. employers will have more options, too. >> but are you suggesting that we make 2014 the year of postponing marriage for people who are right in the middle class -- >> i don't know if that's the case. i haven't looked. >> this is not our stuff. this comes directly from the kaiser foundation, who are pro-obama. >> as
if they get married, it would cost them $11,000 in taxes and higher premiums. take a look at this. $60,000 joint income, $11,000 hit. probably by far the highest anti-marriage penalty we've ever had. i ask you, governor, as you look at this bill, aren't they going to have to reopen the bill to fix things like that? >> no, i think what we need to do is give this bill a chance. let's make sure that everybody has options. we're going to know this very soon. the concentration on this whole...
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notice that the issue of taxes continues to loom over these budget talks once again as the biggest road block in a path to compromise. on that same subject, today's "wall street journal" notes that any impetus for a bold deficit reduction deal was stifled within hours of the budget meetingors' initial yesterday when the administration announced that the paper.hat is today's we're talking with our viewers and callers about the hearings yesterday. anceleen sebelius' appear before the house energy and commerce committee, and her statement was i am responsible. she said i am responsible for the problems with the rollout of the health-care law. we will go to bob now from philadelphia, pennsylvania on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i want is a health fair and balanced you guys are. i was watching "charlie rose" on cbs, and they were talking about obamacare and sebelius being questioned. they never mentioned if she would ask if she would enroll in obamacare, but you did this morning and you mentioned that, and i just want to congratulate you for being fair. thep
notice that the issue of taxes continues to loom over these budget talks once again as the biggest road block in a path to compromise. on that same subject, today's "wall street journal" notes that any impetus for a bold deficit reduction deal was stifled within hours of the budget meetingors' initial yesterday when the administration announced that the paper.hat is today's we're talking with our viewers and callers about the hearings yesterday. anceleen sebelius' appear before the...
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but how does the oil industry keep these seemingly unjustifiable tax breaks alive? the numbers from that story, from the charts. the annual estimated tax breaks for the big five oil companies -- chevron, seven hundred million dollars. exxon mobil $600 million. conoco phillips $600 million. bp 300 million dollars. shell, 200 million dollars. plenty of other charts throughout your story there. we want to bring in vanessa from washington, d.c., calling on our line for republicans. vanessa, we are talking with andy kroll from ""mother jones." think for joining us. vanessa, are you there? lost vanessa. we will go to mark from ocala, florida. good morning. caller: good morning, guys. i like the host and andy, i love your level of enthusiasm for digging out the truth. for bobby kennedy after john was shot. i grew up in a household that listen to martin luther king's speeches live. at age 18 i voted for president carter as a young marine. i could not wait to get on active duty. i was stationed at okinawa. i do have a question for andy. i just wanted to give some background.
but how does the oil industry keep these seemingly unjustifiable tax breaks alive? the numbers from that story, from the charts. the annual estimated tax breaks for the big five oil companies -- chevron, seven hundred million dollars. exxon mobil $600 million. conoco phillips $600 million. bp 300 million dollars. shell, 200 million dollars. plenty of other charts throughout your story there. we want to bring in vanessa from washington, d.c., calling on our line for republicans. vanessa, we are...
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theft and tax fraud are an epidemic, specifically south florida, brother. a miami cop was accused 60 stilling data from driver's license records to commit fraud. >> more disturbing reports just coming into the fox necessary duck of body parts reportedly found at a water treatment plant in the los angeles area. this is the third incident of this kind in the past week. the local abc station, abc 7 for the southland, and our network news service affiliate, now reporting that on monday, the torso of a woman's body was found the county water plant in industry, and that matched the foot, calf, and other remains found in a water treatment plant in carson, carson, california, on saturday. this is all in the l.a. area. now investigators -- we're getting word from the locals that they found more body parts in that same facility in carson, california, outside los angeles. some video has come into us from there. a chopper is flying overhead but they're have something transmission problems. in the past they told us that the two sets of remains were believed to be from t
theft and tax fraud are an epidemic, specifically south florida, brother. a miami cop was accused 60 stilling data from driver's license records to commit fraud. >> more disturbing reports just coming into the fox necessary duck of body parts reportedly found at a water treatment plant in the los angeles area. this is the third incident of this kind in the past week. the local abc station, abc 7 for the southland, and our network news service affiliate, now reporting that on monday, the...
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republicans don't want the tax increase. democrats don't want entitlement cut asks why would they get together to reduce the deficit? the one thing that's motivating toward a grand bargain is that democrats dislike the sequestration cuts and would like to unwind them, but i don't think they can reach a deal to unwind very much of them because they would have to -- in order to offset them they would have to raise taxes or cut entitlements and people if they hate the sequester, they don't hate the sequester to cut the entitlements. you might sell off federal-owned timberlands and raise fees and you wouldn't be able to unwind very much of the sequester. >> if briefly, if you can, congressman. i do hope we have a grand bargain and if it would seem to me that the private sector needs help in getting out of this recession. you talk about democrats, social security, medicare and all of that. we're talking about food stafrms, poor people and pain. we're not talking about reverends and rabbis. they can pray all they want and they've
republicans don't want the tax increase. democrats don't want entitlement cut asks why would they get together to reduce the deficit? the one thing that's motivating toward a grand bargain is that democrats dislike the sequestration cuts and would like to unwind them, but i don't think they can reach a deal to unwind very much of them because they would have to -- in order to offset them they would have to raise taxes or cut entitlements and people if they hate the sequester, they don't hate...
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hundred years since the founding of our republic our economy was built on a system of tariffs small taxes on importing and poor goods these tariffs made american goods cheaper in the united states. protecting american manufacturing and made our country a global superpower american businesses american workers didn't have to compete with cheap products or cheap labor from abroad and so our economy flourished everything worked just fine until the one nine hundred eighty s. and president ronald reagan abandoned the system of tariffs that are worked so well for centuries and ushered in the era of so-called free trade every president since including democrats like bill clinton and republicans like george w. bush have followed reagan's lead signing of free trade deals like nafta a cafe shaft of a whole bunch of these deals are supposed to grow the economy but instead they have decimated its industrial base its most productive source of wealth as a result the united states is now what economy in crisis is calling a service or servant economy. in most parts of the country factory jobs have been re
hundred years since the founding of our republic our economy was built on a system of tariffs small taxes on importing and poor goods these tariffs made american goods cheaper in the united states. protecting american manufacturing and made our country a global superpower american businesses american workers didn't have to compete with cheap products or cheap labor from abroad and so our economy flourished everything worked just fine until the one nine hundred eighty s. and president ronald...
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nothing helps explain tax lot better than star track and gilligan's island. now the department of veterans affairs is embroiled in its own scandal. more than $6 billion on two conferences in orlando and 2011. and, of course, they had to produce a video featuring veterans affairs employees dancing. while the irs prefers that shuffle, folks at the viejo like sister sledge. lawmakers are not happy. >> veterans affairs is a large agency with deep pockets. yes, it is a large agency with deep pockets, but those buckets were not intended to be picked by either contractors that were likely unnecessary or, in fact, people who we held accountable and paid to be accountable to the taxpayers. lou: and that the a production budget, well, $50,000 to make this. that at a time when they had a backlog of more than 700,000 disability claims, more than 125 days overdue. another obamacare contractor under fire for its questionable track record, the british firm charged with processing paper applications faces allegations of fraud, racial spending, even sexual assault. joining us
nothing helps explain tax lot better than star track and gilligan's island. now the department of veterans affairs is embroiled in its own scandal. more than $6 billion on two conferences in orlando and 2011. and, of course, they had to produce a video featuring veterans affairs employees dancing. while the irs prefers that shuffle, folks at the viejo like sister sledge. lawmakers are not happy. >> veterans affairs is a large agency with deep pockets. yes, it is a large agency with deep...
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tax loopholes. it also includes smart and targeted spending cuts and it includes $275 billion in entitlement savings. achieved without cutting medicare benefits that seniors have earned and relied upon. the house republican budget has significant cut to benefits and provides economic security to millions of -- excuse me, house republican budget has significant cuts to medicare benefits. those are the very wefts that provide economic security to millions of middle class families and it has zero dollars of revenues which could be used to invest in the essential pillars of economic growth like education, work force readiness, science, research, and innovation. i believe there are significant savings that can be achieved in our health care system without comprising the quality of care and in fact, while improving the quality of care. and without slashing benefits that are senior -- our seniors have worked so hard for and earned. have estimated that we could save $1 trillion per year without affecting he
tax loopholes. it also includes smart and targeted spending cuts and it includes $275 billion in entitlement savings. achieved without cutting medicare benefits that seniors have earned and relied upon. the house republican budget has significant cut to benefits and provides economic security to millions of -- excuse me, house republican budget has significant cuts to medicare benefits. those are the very wefts that provide economic security to millions of middle class families and it has zero...
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do you realize that tax i.d. information is in there, voter information is in there? this is a very important link to a also of private information. although we've been given assurances it was safe, we were given assurances they could handle the volume. >> do you believe it's secure now? >> i don't want to overly find humor in this but while the secretary's speaking saying they hadn't had a shutdown, another network showing a current shutdown that is displayed. they're saying one thing but not demonstrating with the reliability of they're claiming november 30th they'll be ready. we want to make sures this doesn't happen again. the process of delivering expensive i.t., 600 million, shows that government doesn't really get it right, even when they employ good contractors, they seem to find a way not to use best practices. >> a statement that the department of health and human services earned regarding your subpoena request, they say they're cooperating. the committee's made five separate requests for a wide range of documents. their time line was not feasible given the
do you realize that tax i.d. information is in there, voter information is in there? this is a very important link to a also of private information. although we've been given assurances it was safe, we were given assurances they could handle the volume. >> do you believe it's secure now? >> i don't want to overly find humor in this but while the secretary's speaking saying they hadn't had a shutdown, another network showing a current shutdown that is displayed. they're saying one...
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they want more and more for the military and more tax breaks for the rich. that is really -- that is incredible. >> you know, republicans have also been against raising the minimum wage. but that's barely enough to get by. i mean, do the math. salary for full-time minimum wage worker is just $15,000 a year. the average rent for one-bedroom apartment is more than $13,000. how are people supposed to afford things like food and clothes? >> you're absolutely right. but let me tell your viewers something. it is not just the republicans are fighting our effort to raise the minimum wage. many of them want to abolish the concept of the minimum wage. they think -- this is true -- that $7.25 an hour is too much. and if you're in a high unemployment area, detroit or some place else and an employer offers somebody 4 bucks on hour, that's freedom, al. that's getting the government off the backs of employers and workers to have people working for 3 or 4 bucks an hour. you're looking at a real class warfare going on here. against the low income people to benefit the wealth
they want more and more for the military and more tax breaks for the rich. that is really -- that is incredible. >> you know, republicans have also been against raising the minimum wage. but that's barely enough to get by. i mean, do the math. salary for full-time minimum wage worker is just $15,000 a year. the average rent for one-bedroom apartment is more than $13,000. how are people supposed to afford things like food and clothes? >> you're absolutely right. but let me tell your...
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read my lips, no new taxes. the president himself, if this were happening last year the president himself would have lost the election. we reject backwards will we project back he had to lie to get obamacare through. i don't hear many analysts, strategists, republicans pointing out that very fact. a necessary ally to put it into law. >> why we will never stand. this self preservation is the first law of nature. lou: i love that. do that again. >> ally will never stand. self preservation is the first @%w of nature. but it is too much, too little, too late. we will see is a change in the political landscape. senators will lose. republicans will take over the senate cannot keep the house. we can get things done. lou: i have to give equal time. do you concur with her vision? >> no. i do not concur. it is too early to make those assumptions. will we know is that politicians are rational in that they seek reelection. the research is clear, political science is right. these folks know that if they do not do something q
read my lips, no new taxes. the president himself, if this were happening last year the president himself would have lost the election. we reject backwards will we project back he had to lie to get obamacare through. i don't hear many analysts, strategists, republicans pointing out that very fact. a necessary ally to put it into law. >> why we will never stand. this self preservation is the first law of nature. lou: i love that. do that again. >> ally will never stand. self...
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in fact, the majority of them will qualify for tax credits or subsidies to bring the cost down. so they will be paying less for better coverage. >> quickly, did the administration over-promise when they said repeatedly if you like your plan you can keep it? >> well, it was unfortunate language. because the president nor congress in this law can really control the insurance companies that well, that effectively. they control the health care system in many ways. they're able to get away with this, and they are, as we're seeing. >> right, it was a promise that they're seeing they could not themselves keep. wendell potter, thank you very much. >>> all right, congressman barney frank's name was brought up, cited as the authority, the man supporting the bill. but that is not exactly the case. he will be here to react coming up next. >>> a big day for congress today, back in the swing of things, back to work. house of representatives holding one of its first floor votes since the government shutdown ended two weeks ago. and what did they vote on? they voted to gut a major part of dodd
in fact, the majority of them will qualify for tax credits or subsidies to bring the cost down. so they will be paying less for better coverage. >> quickly, did the administration over-promise when they said repeatedly if you like your plan you can keep it? >> well, it was unfortunate language. because the president nor congress in this law can really control the insurance companies that well, that effectively. they control the health care system in many ways. they're able to get...
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of the corporate tax loopholes, maybe end the offshore tax havens that might be something republicans could get on board for. but what you heard in the consensus was that they really want more stability in the budget process. they can't keep doing this short-term thing, they don't want to have another shutdown so everyone said we're hopeful even though we're not -- we're pretty confident there's not going to be a big grand bargain. >> woodruff: expectations going into this are pretty low. did they seem to -- are the signals they're getting that they want to avoid failure or what? >> yes. they definitely want to try to avoid failure. their deadline is december 13. they're not meeting again until november 13. but what's happening behind the scenes is that the members are meeting individually. you've got the staffs working together. they have two very detailed documents that they have to put together and find consensus on. so it's about the big picture items. if they can come to an agreement they have time. now, the government is funded through january 15, so even if they miss that decem
of the corporate tax loopholes, maybe end the offshore tax havens that might be something republicans could get on board for. but what you heard in the consensus was that they really want more stability in the budget process. they can't keep doing this short-term thing, they don't want to have another shutdown so everyone said we're hopeful even though we're not -- we're pretty confident there's not going to be a big grand bargain. >> woodruff: expectations going into this are pretty low....
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. >> barack obama's agenda of higher taxes on the rich and extended fax for the needy should have higher appeal. >> president obama gave mitt romney more than 70% of its vote last year. it's been voting for republicans since 1996. >> this is how we set up the store. >> they include a democrat who runs her own charity that packs free lunches for hundreds of local schoolkids. she says the hunger is genuine but is worse because of reliance on welfare payments. >> 40-45" of people don't work with families. a lot of parents are on drugs. they get ssr checks and foodstamps and cash it in at the store for buying soda pops. >> but she says cutting food stamps hurts the truly needy, including seniors. >> some people think everyone that draws foodstamps are trying to live off the system, and they are not thinking about people, in my case, that had to. it will hurt them tremendously. >> the u.s. house of representatives voted to cut billions from foodstamp services over the next few years. among those voting yes, the republicans and these countie. >> john terrett is here - there was a lot more to t
. >> barack obama's agenda of higher taxes on the rich and extended fax for the needy should have higher appeal. >> president obama gave mitt romney more than 70% of its vote last year. it's been voting for republicans since 1996. >> this is how we set up the store. >> they include a democrat who runs her own charity that packs free lunches for hundreds of local schoolkids. she says the hunger is genuine but is worse because of reliance on welfare payments. >>...